Wealth and Asset Management Conferences

Our Directory of Wealth and Asset Management Conferences enables investment professionals to quickly identify the leading wealth and asset management events around the world.

To access the full list of top wealth and asset management conferences, just click ‘Show all wealth and asset management conferences‘ – this will reveal search filters, allowing you to search by sub-topic, by country or by city.

The conference directory is powered by Savvy Investor – the world’s leading reference hub for the asset management industry. To include your event in the Asset Management Conferences Directory, simply get in touch to feature your conference.

Conferences in this section will often examine trends in the wealth and asset management industry. Some have a sales & marketing focus, covering areas such as digital media, compliance, performance measurement, or client reporting and communications. Other events have an operational bias. Some examine specific trends in the investment management industry, such as fiduciary management, robo-advisers or other technological and demographic trends.

Key attendees at wealth management events include representatives of private banks, wealth managers and family offices. Within the sub-set of private wealth events, a number of organisers run events for Family Offices around the world. Topics covered here may include outsourcing, investment operations or succession planning.

In addition to its Global Conference Directory, Savvy Investor also acts as a Research Hub for the institutional asset management and wealth management industries. The site boasts a free Research Library, containing over 12,000 white papers of interest to institutional asset managers and wealth managers.

Here you will find papers and surveys which examine different facets of the asset management industry; the trends shaping the marketplace and the strategies that may be pursued in order to take advantage. Research for investment marketers is often popular, as is analysis which suggests how wealth managers should adapt to the changing landscape. Ironically, the most popular papers in this section of the site are those which survey the remuneration of those working in asset management roles!